1. |
Black Party Dress
05:39
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CHORUS:
It’s not the drinking that drives you crazy
but being crazy that drives you to drink
I wish someone would save me
and remind me not to think
if you’re looking for a kind of killer, well I will heed the call
if you’ll be my slow fade, I'll be your long fall
if you’ll be my slow fade, I'll be your long fall
there’s only one way out
and you gotta dig so deep
i don’t know about love
but I love to feel cheap
if you pack that black party dress
then I will pack our regrets
and we’ll run out of good intentions
while there’s still plenty road left
passed out
back on the farm
with your mama’s cross to bear
we made a living being lonely together
but this time we can’t share
when I'm sober, I'm scared it’s over
my heart starts to spin
when we kiss I feel our lips
share all the darkness within
CHORUS
spent all night crying again
but didn’t feel a god damn thing
so I followed you down to the river
cuz that’s where we can still sing
dirt in your hair with the blood on your dress
but I still can't look away
are sad songs out in the night
the only things we can save?
are these sad songs out in the night
the only things that we can save?
CHORUS
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2. |
We Were Never Here
04:12
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Bring all the drugs you can find
to my moms house tonight
cuz summer's here baby
and we won't make it out alive
Darling please hold me
as the music gets loud
cuz you know my heart takes all it can
and then
it breaks down
CHORUS:
they played our song
loud and clear
yeah and most nights
it's just like
we were never here
yeah and most nights
it's just like
we were never here
Bring all the ghosts you can find
so I'll have someone to dance with tonight
I dream we can kiss all the people we miss
and I always wake up crying
Are you still good to drive
in the blue before sunrise?
cuz I got some beer
and we'll keep things unclear
and I know
you love lost time
CHORUS
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3. |
Wildflowers
03:48
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down in the wildflowers
i was there
drinking all the wine
and dreaming of your hair
Sally says "hey won't ya come inside."
"being out here's the only way i'll survive."
yeah down in the wildflowers
i was there
drinking all the wine
and dreaming of your hair
Sally says "hey won't ya come inside."
"but being out here's the only way i'll survive."
your mom married young
and you did the same
too much loneliness'll drive you insane
your papa walked out when you was 13
life can make you sweet
or life can make ya mean
CHORUS:
but it ain't really life
that does it to you
it's the way you respond
and the things that ya do
down in the wildflowers
i was there
drinking all the wine
and dreaming of your hair
down in the wildflowers
i was there
drinking all the wine
and dreaming of your hair
Sally turn the music up
and i'll sing all night
i know about what's wrong
you know about what's right
but we never really could get on the same page
and you moved to Houston on that midnight train
i got a job and started to work
thought about life till it started to hurt
CHORUS
BRIDGE:
when i get drunk i close my eyes
and dream that i've died
when you disappeared on me
it ain't hard to see
there's a scar where you used to be
down in the wildflowers i was there
drinking all the wine and dreaming of your hair
Sally's so pretty
it soothes my soul
but every sunset
just makes me wanna go
down to Houston where i think you are
fading away and burring in my heart
if i ever see you i'd sing ya this song
all about our lives and how they went wrong
CHORUS
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4. |
One More Night
03:58
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it's the end of the night
and i can't find my friends
i've been here before
and i'll be here again
the love in your heart
is scattered all around
we'd pick up the pieces
but they can't be found
CHORUS:
and it's one more night
with me and you
just another mistake
we gotta live through
you don't know
you don't care
how this ends up
take it slow
say a prayer
darling i
will back you up
back you up
it's the end of the night
and i've lost all my sense
i drank up the money
and didn't pay rent
the dreams that you have
hurt ya more than they should
and i'd sing you to sleep
if only i could
CHORUS
it's the end of the night
and i can't find my friends
i've been here before
and i'll be here again
to pull us up out of the shadows my dear
we'll figure it all out
just after this beer
CHORUS
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5. |
Lost Dogs
04:30
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going back to where you're from
is more easily said than done
but you don't talk much
anymore
we don't connect like we used to
but i should expect that
cuz i know
you and me
have a way of burning
beautiful things to the ground
CHORUS:
if i go down, down, down, down
where will you be?
probably the same place you found, found, found,
found me
when there's nothing left
it's hard to know
sometimes it hurts to hold
but it's worse to let go
and i know they say
every scar's a beauty mark
you and me sure had a time
i see it everyday in my mind
and i picture you alone somewhere
losing it all in the dark
CHORUS
if i wake up
and you're not there
all the dreams i've forgotten i wouldn't care
except what you sang about dying
really stuck to my bones
we never fit in
you and i
we bounced around for love
but is that the same as trying?
maybe in another life
we won't feel so alone
CHORUS
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